And even on the subject "Doctor Kicks Autistic Patient!" is already not praising to us who are struggling to let the public know about the struggles of these persons.
For me, saying "autistic" still means that you are still referring directly to the person having been suffering such discrepancy.
As a father of a beautiful kid with autism, I can say that they are all worth being here in this beautiful world because they have a good heart and the talents that we "the so called normal people" can't do. Let's try to point not on the person but on the discrepancy.
Can we now start saying "Person with Autism" instead of Autistic?
For me, saying "autistic" still means that you are still referring directly to the person having been suffering such discrepancy.
As a father of a beautiful kid with autism, I can say that they are all worth being here in this beautiful world because they have a good heart and the talents that we "the so called normal people" can't do. Let's try to point not on the person but on the discrepancy.
Can we now start saying "Person with Autism" instead of Autistic?